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Heatwave : Always And Forever

Heatwave created their first album Too Hot to Handle in the fall of 1976. In 1977 their first single, "Boogie Nights" from their debut album, reached number two on the British pop charts in January, and also became a number 2 hit in America in November.

The group's debut album, Too Hot to Handle, finally appeared in late-spring 1977, giving Heatwave a number eleven hit in the U.S. - reaching number five on the R&B charts, while the next single, the soul ballad "Always and Forever", closed out the year with a number two U.S. R&B hit and #18 pop hit in December.

Heatwave released their second album Central Heating in April 1978. Lead single "The Groove Line," reached number seven in the charts.

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